Christmas at Harvest: Stay Tuned—Our Service Schedule Will Be Announced During Advent.
what to expect
Children’s manger scene processional to begin the Christmas service.
Our very first Christmas Eve as a church plant, 2021.
Christmas at Harvest Anglican Church is a joyful and sacred celebration of the Incarnation of Christ, the Word made flesh (John 1) and is filled with warmth, hope, and the profound peace that comes from knowing God is truly “Emmanuel” (which means, “God with us”).
At Christmas, we gather together as family, friends, and neighbors to marvel once again at the miracle of God’s love revealed through the birth of Jesus. In our special Christmas services, you'll experience heartfelt worship, biblical hymnody and music, and the comforting beauty of traditions that draw us closer to Christ. The sanctuary is always lovingly prepared, creating a space where each person can reflect on the wonder of the Savior’s humble arrival.
Whether you're returning home to familiar faces or stepping through our doors for the very first time, you are warmly welcomed into a community of grace and joy. Together, let’s embrace the quiet wonder of Christmas Eve, share in the celebration of Christmas morning, and find renewed hope in the promise that God is with us—Emmanuel.
We invite you to join our Harvest family at Christmas as we worship, reflect, and celebrate the greatest gift of all: Jesus Christ, our Lord.
FAqs
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At Harvest, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day are joyful, reverent celebrations filled with heartfelt biblical worship, meaningful liturgy, and a message of hope that proclaims God’s deep love for us through the gift of Jesus. The services combine traditional hymns, warm hospitality, and Scripture readings that invite everyone—from lifelong Christians to curious visitors—into the wonder of Christ's birth. Christmas Eve services end with Holy Communion and the singing of “Silent Night” to the warm glow of candlelight.
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Yes! At Harvest, children are always warmly welcomed and embraced as part of our worship. During our Christmas services, we often have special moments for our little ones to participate—whether through being a character in the manger scene, singing songs, to hearing a children’s message, or to taking a small gift home. We believe in celebrating the joy and wonder of the season together as one family!
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No—at Harvest, the Table of the Lord is open to all baptized Christians, regardless of denomination or church membership/background. Christmas is a wonderful time to experience this beautiful sacrament, as we joyfully celebrate the birth of Jesus. Come to the Table!